Re: Dismantling Evolution is Easy
Hey Andrew...maybe you can answer me this...why has that forum gone completely SILENT in the past week/month?
Phenotypic plasticity IS evolving. It's the antithesis to your version. And it is NOT lamarkism. And by the way, Scientists don't recognize plasticity as evolution because it CONTRADICTS their theory!
“On the other hand, an unbiased examination of the fossil material itself also reveals that absolutely no direct response to environmental influences or appropriate adaptations in the Lamarckian sense must necessarily be inferred.” (Schindewolf [1993]
Plasticity is evolving on the INDIVIDUAL LEVEL -- at the present. Darwinist absolutely refuse this concept. They say "evolution" happens over the POPULATION -- over vast periods of time. But I have proven through the numerous links that animals are "adaptive" and are currently adapting to their environments in record time. This you simply cannot deny. The only question left now for you is, do random mutations via natural selection have enough TIME to work in a matter of a few generations? -- or ONE generation? I say no -- and I say no because random mutations are so incrdedbly rare....and darwinists know this....which is why they rely on GRADUALISM -- thousands or millions of years worth for animals to evolve. So we have a big circle here -- and evolutionists have no way out because the fact we can sit and WATCH animals evolve!
That's the whole problem Andrew. There's simply not enough time. For example, that one link I gave you showed how finches morphed in 1 year! How do you explain this? How do you explain it when their beaks change from one size to another in such a short amount time if they didn't have plasticity? How do you explain it when other animals change quickly as a result of an environmental change? Everything in this world is adaptive to a certain degree.
Andrew it's funny you come over here because you NEVER dare talk to me about REAL-LIFE evolutionary mechanisms over at the other site. Go back home little boy. S